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Re: stcks4prft post# 56450

Tuesday, 03/18/2014 12:58:26 AM

Tuesday, March 18, 2014 12:58:26 AM

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Excuse me? Hey, anyone can obviously buy/sell whenever they wish to. But I do believe you tried to confused the math.

MRIB. Sorry to interject but that is not a well thought out question. Even if you hold 10k shares until MRIB is 10 bucks, you still won't make as much profit as he would have if he sold 5mil shares at. 046. The question is not who will make more profit, the question is whether MRIB will reward long term investors. And firmly believe it will!! Let ppl sell whenever they want, the fact of the matter is, this company is about to break out NORTH! and there is NOTHING anybody can do about it!!! All the well informed investors on this board know this!!



Okay, I'll be careful here as I've had a few to drink (no, not Marani, yet) but what the heck does selling "5mil shares at .046" (and perhaps buying more in the 30s or whatever) have to do with holding "10K shares until $10 bucks?" Hell, why not answer the real question which is "if this person didn't sell at all at .046 and HELD his 5mil AND THE STOCK GOT TO $10 WOULD HE/SHE HAVE BENEFITED MORE BY HOLDING LONGER UNTIL $10 INSTEAD OF SELLING SOONER AT .046??" After all, this person might not have even gotten back in, correct? And if he/she didn't, how much "loss" would that have been?

Hey, I don't know much about algebra (I loved that Herman's Hermits song) but common sense tells me that selling at $10 (but missing out) is a bit more of a profit than selling at .046 (and staying in). Or am I missing something here?